New Delhi: The country has received heavy rainfall during the monsoon this year. The monsoon has been active till late in the country. Due to this, where there is sufficient moisture in the soil, the temperature has decreased rapidly. This is the most suitable time for the sowing of Rabi season crops. Agricultural scientists believe that while sowing at this time will reduce the cost, productivity can increase by one percent more. The Central Government has also written a letter to all states asking them to provide all possible help to the farmers for sowing.

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Dr. AK Singh, Deputy Director General (Crop Science), Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), says, "This climate change is very favorable for the sowing of all other crops including wheat." The productivity of crops sown at this time may increase by more than one percent, while the cost will also decrease. In response to a question, he said that during the Rabi season, usually, wheat has to be filled for moisture before sowing the field. But this time the situation is completely favorable for wheat sowing.

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Due to the rains till the first week of October, the soil has got enough moisture, which will not have to fill the field. Sowing of crops from October 15 to the end of the month is expected to increase productivity by more than one percent. The Central Government has written a letter to all the states asking them to take advantage of this favorable climate. It has been said to provide necessary inputs for the sowing of rabi crops so that the farmer can start sowing.

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